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Hello all. As I'm trying to keep things going with regular submissions, I was recently inspired to briefly return to "My Adventures with Superman" to reveal the latest subject of my "Lesser-Known Ladies" series…the pleasant (and pleasantly plump) Silver St. Cloud.
Now, I can hear a lot of you already. "Silver St. Cloud? Aren't you reaching a little bit? Sure, she's hot and THICC, but we're talking about a girl who's only appeared for two episodes in the entire series. You couldn't think of anyone more deserving?". Maybe, but would it, in fact, blow your mind if I told you that Silver St. Cloud is actually a BATMAN character?
WhaaaaaaaAAAAAAAAAAAAT?!?!
Oh yes, my friends. Silver St. Cloud is a character who's existed for almost 50 years. But only those with long memories would remember her original days in the Batman comics. Some think Andrea Beaumont, others may think Selina Kyle. But It was Silver St. Cloud who became Bruce Wayne's first one true love, and tragically even became to Batman what Gwen Stacy was to Spider-Man for the longest time. Originally starting out as just another of his ladies of the evening that he never took seriously, Bruce, much to his surprise, found himself dropping his guard and letting Silver in further than he meant to, to the point where Silver actually discovered on her own that he was Batman. At first, Silver was unsure how to process the information, but when she happened upon a pitched battle between Batman the Joker, and could only watch helplessly as the man she loved desperately fought for his life, she realized at that moment that the burden was too heavy for her to bear. So she ended their relationship. Silver would return some time later, having moved on with her life, but not long after, she was murdered by the Assassin, Onomatopoeia.
Beyond this, Silver hasn't really had much exposure, save for her appearance in the "Gotham" TV series and a brief cameo in the animated movie, "Batman: Soul of the Dragon". And who remembers either of those, really? Even as a tertiary character in "My Adventures with Superman", one could argue that it's really the most use she's gotten outside of the comics. So…still think she was an unqualified pick?
As for the image, itself, I'm happy with it. I still think the shading in the MAwS style is a bit weird, but I think I did well with it. And I also think I gave Silver's voluptuous redesign the love it deserves (even more so with the NSFW variant, which is also out there for those in the know). Anyway, I hope everyone likes what they see. And as always, any comments are welcome.
Enjoy. ^_^

















